Chapter 2: LAN Switching Media:
2.1.1 | No Graphic
2.1.2. | The Ethernet/802.3 Interface Ethernet/802.3 Reliability
2.1.3. | Half Duplex Ethernet Design
2.1.4. | Congestion and Bandwidth Multimedia Bandwidth Requirements
2.1.5 | Network Latency
2.1.6 | Ethernet Transmission Times
2.1.7 | Extending Shared-Media LANs using Repeaters Repeaters
2.2.1 | Full Duplex Ethernet
2.2.2 | Why Segment LANs Collision Domains
2.2.3 | Bridging Tables Segmentation with Bridges Segmentation with Bridges
2.2.4 | Segmentation with Routers
2.2.5 | Segmentation with LAN Switches
2.3.1 | No Graphic
2.3.2 | LAN Switch Latency Multimedia Scalability
2.3.3 | No Graphic
2.3.4 | Microsegmentation of the Network
2.3.5 | How a LAN Switch Learns Addresses
2.3.6 | Benefits of Switching
2.3.7 | Symmetric Switching Asymmetric Switching
2.3.8 | No Graphic
2.3.9 | Two Switching Methods Two Switching Methods Store and Forward Cut-Through
2.3.10 | What is a Virtual LAN (VLAN)?
2.4.1 | Introducing Spanning -Tree Protocol
2.4.2 | Understanding STP States